Superior Worth Warning Against Imitation Baking Noodles
The note warns against alum-based imitation baking noodles, common in markets, advising readers to avoid them as they render food unwholesome and inferior to genuine products.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
2
The note warns against alum-based imitation baking noodles, common in markets, advising readers to avoid them as they render food unwholesome and inferior to genuine products.
Braddock preparations for a big August picnic with Middletown and Yellow Springs bands, Charley Stein's phonograph, and Uncle Billy Smith promises toll at Braddock toll-gate. Nearby communities report church events, visits, and dry weather. residents attend picnics and camp meetings as Ada Myers and others travel between Frederick, Middletown, and Hagerstown.
Appointments represented Fi anita matters fair nape. Free rural mail delivery planned between New Market and New on Monday. Some oppose. Mr HK B Randle lost two fine colts, broken cage hindered by a possible theft. Bayerand family with Mrs Keller spent Sunday with Mr Ercent Bayer. Mr William Downey and Dr J W Downey visited Mr John A Detrick in Virginia. Mr E Adams wheat yield per acre reported. Ice cream in demand during hot evenings. Festival of the M Po cher ar tt Fetlow's Hall to continue through the week.
Miss Chanler of New York accused the army of failure in the medical system during operations in the Philippines. Her letters to Secretary of War prompted officials to cite records showing many charges unfounded. correspondence with Mrs. Cawles and Surgeon General Steeple is noted as spirited but lacking substantiation.
Daniel Creel, labeled a prince of green goods swindlers, was brought before a United States court after a Far New Jersey and New England sweep. Creel fled when confronted by Anthony Comstock in court. Montgomery was jailed for the grand jury. A dentist, Fox, had letters from swindlers and faced Comstock’s scrutiny. The telegraph operation at Rondout, NY, was disrupted in an accomplice arrest.
An editorial style appeal urges avoiding stimulants for fatigue. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a temperance aid that strengthens stomach, increases blood, nourishes nerves, and powers brain and body without alcohol opium or narcotics. A testimonial from Ipdsana.w Crawford Co. notes dramatic prior suffering then recovery after using the medicine. The ad also promotes Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser available by mail with stamps.
The late daughter of a prominent Tokyo figure, engaged to a Chicago jeweler, drowned in deep water after a near drowning in a crowd of onlookers. A physician arrived too late as medical aid confirmed the death. The article notes a separate baseball score roundup from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago and Brooklyn games.
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